Cookie Policy

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small piece of text that a website sends to your browser. It is stored there so that the site recognises you on your next visit and works more smoothly. Cookies usually hold no information that identifies you personally. If one does, our Privacy Policy applies to it.

How long cookies last

Session cookies live only while your browser is open and disappear when you close it. Persistent cookies stay until a fixed expiry date or until you delete them yourself, whichever happens first.

Essential cookies

Some cookies are strictly necessary. They make page navigation and secure areas work, and our website cannot run properly without them. Authentication cookies are one example, as they let us recognise you after you log in.

Cookies that need your consent

Everything else needs your consent first.

• Functionality cookies, set through Cookiebot by Usercentrics, remember your preferences, your form input and your login details.
• Advertising cookies, also set through Cookiebot, help us show you offers that match your interests. Without them, the advertising you see becomes less targeted.
• Analysis cookies from Google Analytics measure clicks, time on the site, pages visited, visit frequency and browser type, and we use the results only to improve the website.

Your choice

If you delete functionality cookies, we can no longer remember your preferences or login details. Every major browser, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge and Opera, lets you view and remove cookies in its settings.